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Are arenas safe? How ammonia leaks are detected and prevented
Staff and patrons at Jack Setters arena were required to evacuate Monday evening following an ammonia leak in the rink’s refrigeration system. Read More
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Photo radar to resume at fatal Calgary intersection months after province-wide slash
The province has approved a third Calgary intersection for automated traffic enforcement, more than five months after removing 70 per cent of photo radar from sites across Alberta. Read More
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How does space travel affect health? Lethbridge researcher part of team studying what happens to astronauts
A University of Lethbridge researcher is part of a team further exploring how the human body responds to space travel. Read More
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Calgary Flames’ Rasmus Andersson fires back at ‘fake information’
After a summer where his name seemed to headline the NHL’s rumour mill, Rasmus Andersson spoke with the Calgary media on Tuesday. Read More
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Centre for artists with disabilities launches fundraising campaign for first fully accessible learning campus in North America
When Al Olsten first visited the National accessArts Centre, an organization dedicated to supporting artists with developmental or physical disabilities, there was an unmistakable energy to the room. Read More
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‘If you’re not growing, you’re falling behind’: Construction, business leaders identify priorities for upcoming city council
As Calgary braces for another municipal election, forces in the construction and business sectors are identifying urgent priorities for the next city council. Read More
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Calgary twins living with cancer gear up for 34th annual CIBC Run for the Cure
Calgarian twins Cortney Drover and Connie Claeys, both fighting breast cancer, are set to join thousands of Canadians in the 34th annual CIBC Run for the Cure on Sunday, Oct. 5. Read More
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‘Huge victory for our community’: Springbank Hill rezoning hearing postponed to January
It will be a new-look city council that decides whether a contentious development in Springbank Hill will move forward, after council voted Tuesday to postpone a public hearing for the Augusta Villas project until January 2026. Read More
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Weakening Tropical Storm Kiko passing north of the Hawaiian Islands
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The storm once known as Hurricane Kiko is now officially Tropical Storm Kiko, with the storm expected to continue weakening as he travels north, missing the Hawaiian Islands. Kiko began the morning of Sept. 9 travelling at 14 mph with sustained winds of 60 mph, but he lost some wind power as…
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Why Aaron Hunkin-Claytor decided to play ball at UH
HONOLULU (KHON2) — When the University of Hawaii’s basketball season tips off, there’s one player who’s beyond happy to be suiting up for the home team. Hawaii and basketball have always been part of Aaron Hunkin-Claytor’s life. His father played for UH Hilo and he was a star player at Iolani. Hawaii’s Lefotu plays through…